Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Nonlinear reactor systems – Parametrons
Patent
1974-11-01
1976-10-26
Chatmon, Jr., Saxfield
Electrical transmission or interconnection systems
Nonlinear reactor systems
Parametrons
307265, 307294, 328129, 307268, H03K 513, H03K 5159
Patent
active
039886182
ABSTRACT:
A Schmitt trigger circuit produces synchronizing signals during and of a pulse width equal to the positive half cycles of an alternating current input signal. A monostable multivibrator circuit is triggered to the alternate state by the leading edge of each synchronizing signal and the resulting series of alternate state output signals charges a capacitor to a direct current potential level range signal directly proportional to the frequency of the input signal. A direct current potential ramp timing signal generating circuit, which is reset and disenabled by the leading edge and enabled by the trailing edge of the synchronizing signals, generates a timing signal which increases linearly in potential level at a rate determined by the range signal. A potential level detector circuit responsive to the timing signal and a delay signal of a selectable direct current potential level produces an output signal when the potential level of the timing signal increases to that of the delay signal.
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Campbell Robert E.
Munden Curtis D.
Chatmon, Jr. Saxfield
General Motors Corporation
Stahr Richard G.
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